That curtain of fairy lights nestled quietly between Quarter Horse and Saleem’s, Door 74 feels disproportionately fancy for the price; romantic lighting, flamingo (statues) in the bathroom, ...

This week Oxford Playhouse hosts Lindsay Posner’s inspired revival of Mike Leigh’s 1977 sympotic musing on marriage, debauchery and the middle class. Leigh brings the audience, ...

Drawn by its title with the expectation of a documentary about the Dalai Lama, Dalai Lama Renaissance both surprised and charmed me. His Holiness himself eludes (with a grin and a child-like laugh) ...

Remember that beach in Thailand? Sand under your tanned toes, longtail boats bobbing lackadaisically under a setting sun? Forget it. Have Chiang Mai Kitchen's coconut soup and save yourself the ...

Seven years ago director Christopher Nolan succeeded in the seemingly impossible, giving life (and much needed street cred) back to The Bat – the franchise returned; Batman became serious. The ...

Omigod, omigod you guys. Last night I like totally saw Legally Blonde The Musical and it was, like, totally… totally… Pink.   For those who missed this sleepover classic first ...

The English Touring Theatre and West Yorkshire Playhouse collaborate in an electric, warmly-felt revival of Tom Stoppard’s 1982 play The Real Thing. In the opening scenes, grammatically ...

Oxford's New Theatre is a near perfect venue for Bramble and Stewart's glitzy adaptation of the 1933 film, a tale of an aspiring star and the behind-the-scenes struggle of making a successful ...